Evidence of the facts and the loss is central to a compensation matter. The office handles claims arising from motor-vehicle accidents and other harmful acts, with experience in negotiations and related court proceedings.
How we can assist
- Claims arising from motor-vehicle accidents.
- Personal injury and property damage matters.
- Review of the material supporting a claim.
- Correspondence and negotiations with insurers.
- Out-of-court resolution and court representation.
For the first discussion
Note the date and circumstances of the incident. Identify available photographs, reports and supporting records so the file can be organised.
How we arrange the first meetingFrequently asked questions
What evidence is useful after a road accident?
When safe, keep photographs, details of those involved and witnesses, and available police or insurer documents. Retain expense receipts and medical records where relevant.
What is reviewed before a compensation settlement?
The evidence of the incident, losses, expenses and proposed settlement wording. Where injuries are involved, assessment needs appropriate medical documentation and an understanding of developments.
Can I seek advice while already dealing with an insurer?
Yes. Keep the correspondence, statements and offers exchanged. Review starts with the current stage of the matter and what has already been communicated.
These are general answers. Appropriate action depends on the facts and deadlines of each matter.